Originally posted by: Stoik
these would be good for people with mobo's based on Intel's 965 chipset, they're picky and need the 5-5-5 timings at 1.8v.
Originally posted by: Fallengod
Well I think most memory is supposed to be set to low initial spd timings and volts so they can boot. Im not sure that is still a problem anymore.
Originally posted by: TekDemon
Damn...I'm so tempted to buy but I think RAM might actually dip a wee bit lower before going back up ($60 range for 2GB of 800Mhz).
To buy or not to buy...that is the question.
I'm just really glad I stayed out of the buying game as the prices kept falling though, I'd be pretty annoyed if I jumped at $150 or something.
Originally posted by: BBock727
Originally posted by: TekDemon
Damn...I'm so tempted to buy but I think RAM might actually dip a wee bit lower before going back up ($60 range for 2GB of 800Mhz).
To buy or not to buy...that is the question.
I'm just really glad I stayed out of the buying game as the prices kept falling though, I'd be pretty annoyed if I jumped at $150 or something.
you have to be really cheap if your going to wait for this ram to drop to $60. You might never upgrade your computer ever if your waiting for that. At some point they will stop producing so many and the price will level off. Try buying older ram and you will see what i mean. When the surplus is gone the prices actually start to go up and not down. Thats the first problem youll run into. The next problem you run into is PC-1000 ram will be 80$ in the 6 months you wait to get your "dream deal" at $60 (which i personally don't believe we will ever see).
Id be in for a pair of these if I didnt already buy ram. Good Find OP